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UN PRIMO SGUARDO AI CAPOLAVORI DI TEFAF ONLINE 2021

(Amsterdam, Paesi Bassi; New York, NY) 23 luglio, 2021 – The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) ha
diffuso una speciale preview di 19 opere che faranno parte della seconda edizione di TEFAF Online, prevista
dal 9 al 13 settembre 2021, con Anteprima solo su invito l’8 settembre. Si tratta di un primo sguardo alla
qualità, varietà e spessore delle opere che TEFAF Online 2021 presenterà ai collezionisti di ogni stile, era,
cultura e supporto. La Fiera esporrà digitalmente oltre 700 opere d’arte, ciascuna delle quali occupa un
posto di rilievo nella storia di arte e design, o in quella odierna. TEFAF Online 2021 è un’esperienza fieristica
digitale senza precedenti: presto verranno annunciate nuove funzionalità dedicate, tra cui le pagine di
TEFAF Collection e il programma interattivo.

Tutte le informazioni rilevanti su TEFAF Online sono disponibili all’indirizzo www.tefaf.com.

Sono disponibili accrediti stampa per la giornata di Anteprima dell’8 settembre 2021, scrivendo a
press@tefaf.com.

Nota bene: Ogni opera d’arte presentata a TEFAF Online viene esaminata digitalmente. Tale verifica continuerà fino a fine agosto e potrebbe
influire su quanto descritto in questo comunicato di anteprima.

Lisson Gallery, New York, will offer Marina
Abramovic's (Serbia, b.1946) Seven Deaths:
The Snake, 2020-21, one in a series of seven
carved alabaster self-portraits, which
correspond to an immersive cinematic
experience the artist debuted last year in
Munich that explores her ties to the tragic
figure of Callas.

104 x 88 x 12 cm
(40.875 x 34.625 x 4.625 in.)

Aardewerk Antiquair Juwelier,
The Netherlands, will showcase Corsage
Ornament, 1860, from Oscar Massin (France,
1829-1895). A superb example of fashion
jewelry in the Late Romantic Era, this
corsage of naturalistic violets is made of gold
on silver, fully set with rose-cut diamonds.

Length: 23 cm (9.1 in.)
Weight: 71 g

Antonacci Lapiccirella Fine Art, Italy, will present Self
Portrait, 1877, by Francesco Paolo Michetti (Italy, 1851-
1929), a work in pastel and tempera on paper, which
comes from the prestigious Aldo Amelia Ambron
Collection.

71 x 71 cm
(27.9 x 27.9 in.)

Galerie Karsten Greve AG, St. Moritz,
will exhibit Kaydoorsay, 1991, by John
Chamberlain (USA, 1927-2011), which
was originally a gift from the artist to
Collection Arman.

38.2 x 52.1 x 38.1 cm
(14 x 20.5 x 15 in.)

Bailly Gallery, Geneva-Paris, will display
Diego Giacometti's (Switzerland, 1902-1985)
Table Basse Rectangulaire aux Pattes
Octogonales, 1957, a stunning example of the
sought-after artist's work with bronze,
wrought iron and Belgium black marble.

40.6 x 90.8 x 53.8 cm
(16 x 35.7 x 21.2 in.)

BHAGAT, Mumbai, will showcase Kashmir Sapphire & Diamond “Lotus”
Ring, 2021. Designed as a stylized lotus flower, the ring features a
cushion-shaped Kashmir Sapphire weighing 4.46 carats, surrounded by
sapphire and diamond petals. The flat diamond petals are calibrated by
hand specially for the design and mounted in platinum.

2.9 x 2.8 x 2.8 cm
(1.1 x 1.1 x 1.1 in.)

Daatselaar Fine Art & Antiques, Zaltbommel, will showcase the ‘Thaler’
presentation jug, 1871. This presentation jug is a symbol of the unification of
Germany and was once a possession of Germany’s first imperial Chancellor
Otto von Bismarck.

Height: 50 cm (19.7 in.)
Diameter: 19 cm (7.5 in.)

Carpenters Workshop Gallery, New York,
will present Spiral Chandelier Pink, 2021,
a signature light sculpture from artist
Nacho Carbonell (Spain, b. 1980),
featuring a nebulous canopy moulded
from a steel mesh frame, and then
covered in plaster, pigments, fabrics or
glass.

150 x 190 x 205 cm
(59 x 74.8 x 80.7 in.)

Jörn Günther Rare Books, Basel, will showcase Life of St. Radegund, 15th
Century. Made for the King of France, Charles VIII, this manuscript features
arresting illumination, including representations of the monarchs
themselves in the miniatures. Illuminated by a Poitevin miniaturist dubbed
the Master of St. Radegund, this manuscript is of prime importance to the
history of France.

26 x 18 cm
(10.2 x 7.1 in.)

Galerie Tanakaya, Paris, will present Edo Hyakkei - Horikiri No Hanashôbu,
1857, by leading 19th Century Japanese designer Utagawa Hiroshige (Japan,
1797-1858). One of the most significant prints of the period, this piece is
part of a trilogy: Hanami – Tsukimi – Yukimi (the Flowers – the Moon – the
Snow).

Print: 33.7 x 22.3 cm
(13.3 x 8.8 in.)

Paper: 36.9 x 25.6 cm
(14.5 x 10.1 in.)

Galerie von Vertes, Zürich, will present La
Maison à Travers Les Roses, 1925-26, an
exquisite oil painting on canvas by Claude
Monet (France, 1840-1926).

62.2 × 81.6 cm
(4.5 × 32.1 in.)

Nathalie Obadia, Paris, will offer Chaise du Soir, 2018, from Benoît Maire
(France, b. 1978). Made entirely in France, this work took over two years
to create and was crafted with assistance from people with hearing
disabilities.

93 x 41 x 55 cm
(36.6 x 16.1 x 21.7 in.)

Kallos Gallery, London, will showcase Head Fragment of a Polykleitan
Youth, 500 AD, attributed to Polykleitos (Greece). The Roman marble
head fragment of the Polykleitan youth encapsulates the absolute
physical ideal of a young man of mid-5th century BC Greece, the
height of Athenian classicism for which Polykleitan sculpture was so
revered.

Height: 29 cm
(11.4 in.)

Richard Green, London, will present Portrait of a Young Girl Holding
Buttercups, with Her Dog beside Her, 1632, by Drick Dirchsz van
Santvoort (The Netherlands, 1610-1680). This is Van Santvoort's earliest
known dated portrait of a child, painted when he was only twenty-two.

114.3 x 83.8 cm
(45 x 35.9 in.)

Royal Provenance, Paris, will showcase Sèvres
Porcelain Imperial Plate, 1854-56, one of 72 porcelain
plates delivered to His Imperial Highness the Prince
Jérôme Napoléon (1822-1891) on March 23, 1857, for
his Pompeian Palace in Paris.

Diameter: 24 cm
(9.4 in.)

Sean Kelly, New York , will exhibit Blue
Moon, 2021, by the contemporary artist
Janaina Tschäpe (Germany, b.1973),
featuring casein, oil stick and oil pastel on
canvas.

294.6 x 393.7 cm
(116 x 155 in.)

Koopman Rare Art, London, will present
silver Pair of Wine Coolers & Stands, 1809,
which originally belonged to Richard William
Penn Curzon-Howe, 1st Earl Howe, and have
not been seen on the market since 1953.

Height 35.5 cm (14 in.)
Weight 13,606 g

Adam Williams Fine Art, New York, will exhibit A Portrait of a Man
Writing by Candlelight, c. 1630, by Pietro Paolini (Italy, 1603-1681),
which is an excellent example of Paolini’s work as a follower of
Caravaggio and an important addition to the artist’s oeuvre.

147.6 x 115.9 cm.
(58.1 x 45.6 in.)

Julius Böhler Kunsthandlung, Starnberg, will exhibit The Goddess
Ceres, Allegory of Summer, c. 1760 by Ferdinand Tietz (Germany, 1708-
1777), a Rococo sculptor who worked under five princely seats over his
career.

Height: 30 cm
(11.8 in.)

ABOUT TEFAF
TEFAF, established in 1988, Maastricht, The Netherlands, stands for The European Fine
Art Foundation. It is a not-for-profit organization that champions expertise, scholarship,
and variety in the global art community and is highly respected for its meticulous
vetting standards. TEFAF fairs take place in Maastricht and New York. Proven by the
exhibitors selected for its fairs, TEFAF acts as an expert guide for both private and
institutional collectors, and inspires lovers and buyers of art worldwide. TEFAF is
governed by a Board of Trustees (BoT), consisting of 21 members from the art and
antiques community, the majority of whom are TEFAF exhibitors, and guided by an
Executive Committee (EC), composed of seven members appointed by the BoT.

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PRESS CONTACTS

ITALY
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+39 04 96 63 499

TEFAF GLOBAL
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